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america reigning the largest airline. if you look at latam airlines, the merger of lan and tam airlines it is growing passenger capacity. this is why i like the name. not because of cost cutting efforts or cutting passenger capacity. latin america is the place where they will have the world cup and the olympics in brazil in the next six years but you have the middle class mobility which is a bipart of why they are going to grow. you have a company that through this merger there is massive synergies in sg & a a. hubs around america which they have 55% of the market will see major savings. it will happen in the next couple of years and it's not without risk but you want to own the latin american middle class. delta airlines in the next three to four years you expect up to #% growth at the $9 billion market cap. latam should grow 23% after growing over 30% for the last three years. impressive but it dwarfs the growth in major airlines. >> growing for the right reasons not because it's cutting up pillows and charging you to g
america reigning the largest airline. if you look at latam airlines, the merger of lan and tam airlines it is growing passenger capacity. this is why i like the name. not because of cost cutting efforts or cutting passenger capacity. latin america is the place where they will have the world cup and the olympics in brazil in the next six years but you have the middle class mobility which is a bipart of why they are going to grow. you have a company that through this merger there is massive...
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pepsico is south america. you want to be selective in the dollar being stronger and oil and interest being weaker and that is hurting energy and financials. >> you don't want energy stocks here either? >> we have been at market weight of energy. we have not been big fans for some time. we scale back, the drillers, and production, we would stay with health care, consumer staples, and with utilities. you see earnings guidance being raised and you will see this in this reporting season. utilities will be one that we think will advance. >> at the beginning of this year, a lot of skeptics about what you were saying about this economy and the market. nobody is skeptical now. >> as a great husband, the worst thing you can hear as a spouse, i told you so. so i'm not going to say that. i'm not going to say that. >> thank you so much, we'll see you on the count down in a few minutes here. >> as we head towards the close, the dow down 128 points. >> is this an opportunity to get into equities or the beginning of further
pepsico is south america. you want to be selective in the dollar being stronger and oil and interest being weaker and that is hurting energy and financials. >> you don't want energy stocks here either? >> we have been at market weight of energy. we have not been big fans for some time. we scale back, the drillers, and production, we would stay with health care, consumer staples, and with utilities. you see earnings guidance being raised and you will see this in this reporting...
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america and the rest of the world to produce what we didn't. we could continue to get hot weather through july and august. >> sales of farm equipment for june, the association of equipment manufacturers says tractor sales are up 7%. 91,000 sold so far in the u.s. this year, and last month, sales of big farm tractors jumped 30% from a year ago, so somebody is winning, back to you. >> jane, stay right there, what does it mean, will tyson foods be able to pass the cost along to consumers or will they take a hit? good to have you on the program, you're a buyer of tyson, i know, but you're not worried about the higher prices. >> thanks for having me on. i can't say i'm not worried. it will impact the profitability, but medium to long term i think they will be able to pass on these costs to consumers or their customers because the industry will just react by cutting supply. and when they cut supply, prices for chicken, beef, and pork will go up like they have been in recent months. >> jane, what are you hearing as we go through the seasons and t the
america and the rest of the world to produce what we didn't. we could continue to get hot weather through july and august. >> sales of farm equipment for june, the association of equipment manufacturers says tractor sales are up 7%. 91,000 sold so far in the u.s. this year, and last month, sales of big farm tractors jumped 30% from a year ago, so somebody is winning, back to you. >> jane, stay right there, what does it mean, will tyson foods be able to pass the cost along to...
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south america is not just a brazil story. asia is not just a china story. i think the u.s. economy is doing better than we all think it s i'm an optimist about the global economy, as i said, i'm impressed what is going nonplaces like italy. i agree with what secretary geithner said earlier today but across europe it is tough right now. >> you had prime minister mario monti. >> impressive. great experiment, when you think about it, a group you have install forward specific amount of time saying do what you think has to be done, he is happy going back doing the right thing for the country, letting the politicians take it back after his time is up. i don't think mario has any interest in running for office. it is a great experiment. >> he doesn't care about politics, which is great. >> which is why he is willing to make the tough decisions. >> what do you see in terms of sentiment, investors there, are they risk averse? i know you are not a market timer you got a good feel for these things. what does the market feel like to you? >> thanks for the compliment, the market feels t
south america is not just a brazil story. asia is not just a china story. i think the u.s. economy is doing better than we all think it s i'm an optimist about the global economy, as i said, i'm impressed what is going nonplaces like italy. i agree with what secretary geithner said earlier today but across europe it is tough right now. >> you had prime minister mario monti. >> impressive. great experiment, when you think about it, a group you have install forward specific amount of...
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production numbers out of south america keep whittling down. chinese demand continues to grow. see headline after headline about u.s. selling more beans into china. doesn't matter what the economy's doing, they're going to keep buying. now we add on the idea you mentioned the record acres in corn. that pulls soybeans away. we're looking at domestic acres less next year continued strong global demand, less stocks because of south america. very explosive situation building in the soybean market now long-term. >> darin, how does the retail guy play this? if you're in a hedge fund, it's one thing. how do you get exposed to soy or beans? >> couple different ways. most obviously would be to go to the july 2013 contract and look to see where it's frading right now and buy into that. that's in the futures market. there's also ways of trading the actual cash value of soybeans, which long-term should be very strong as well. i actually think it's a cash market game on the futures. but the easiest way to trade is go to the july 2013 futures contract. >> darin, this contrasts with what's go
production numbers out of south america keep whittling down. chinese demand continues to grow. see headline after headline about u.s. selling more beans into china. doesn't matter what the economy's doing, they're going to keep buying. now we add on the idea you mentioned the record acres in corn. that pulls soybeans away. we're looking at domestic acres less next year continued strong global demand, less stocks because of south america. very explosive situation building in the soybean market...
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south carolina... bloomington, california... austin, texas... we are all here to represent the country we love. this is for everyone back home. it's go time. across america, we're all committed to team usa. and so too is the summer event. now get an incredible offer on the powerful c250 sport sedan. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. the mercedes-benz summer event ends july 31st. >>> welcome back. the rec tang swath in of greep in the largest city is a playground and enterprise. it was the first landscaped public park in the united states. today it brings a billion to the big apple. >> people are really starting to understand the importance of parks on the economy. central park is a great example. we have the greatest hotels. we have the greatest museums, the real estate value, the restaurants, everything that is the best in new york city and i think in the world is right around central park. >> and you're measuring it at a billion dollars impact. >> easily. >> how do you get to a billion dollars. >> you look at the economic impact
south carolina... bloomington, california... austin, texas... we are all here to represent the country we love. this is for everyone back home. it's go time. across america, we're all committed to team usa. and so too is the summer event. now get an incredible offer on the powerful c250 sport sedan. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. the mercedes-benz summer event ends july 31st. >>> welcome back. the rec tang swath in of greep in the largest city is a playground and...
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we have very strong operations in north america and south america and africa and we've made great progress. overall it was a good quarter while dealing with the issues that we are facing in indonesia. >> so bring us up to date on that. i read that you're expecting full operations again by june. is that accurate? i mean, are things going to settle down there, do you think? >> well, things are settling down. during april we've been operating our mill at roughly 200,000 tons a day. normal is 220 to 240. and our workforce is coming together. we expect to be back to normal operations. >> in the meantime, i read an interesting report here that says that maybe you could be the object of a takeover. you could be right for a takeover and it names companies. it goes through what you can contribute. do you sense a vulnerability for your company right now satisfy it possible you'd pick up the phone right now? >> well, we're not going to take over that speculation. this has been a business feature forever. natural resources are short. companies in our industry have strong balance sheets and strong ca c
we have very strong operations in north america and south america and africa and we've made great progress. overall it was a good quarter while dealing with the issues that we are facing in indonesia. >> so bring us up to date on that. i read that you're expecting full operations again by june. is that accurate? i mean, are things going to settle down there, do you think? >> well, things are settling down. during april we've been operating our mill at roughly 200,000 tons a day....
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then we take a look at shoplifting gangs from south america. and finally we go undercover in china to expose rampant product counterfeiting. we begin in iraq with the theft that's been called one of the largest of its time, the mother of all heists. and it happened right under the noses of u.s. advisers. as iraqi investigators told us in october of 2006, more than half a billion dollars had disappeared from the defense ministry-- money that was supposed to equip the iraqi military. investigators believe the very people that the united states had entrusted with the funds had stolen them. but it seemed neither the u.s. nor its allies had much of an appetite for pursuing the matter. >> people have died. moneys have gone missing. culprits are running around the world, hiding and scurrying around. i have to ask myself why has this happened? it is not every day that you get billion dollar scandals of this kind. when ali allawi, a harvard educated international banker took over as iraq's minister of finance in 2005, he was confronted with a gaping hol
then we take a look at shoplifting gangs from south america. and finally we go undercover in china to expose rampant product counterfeiting. we begin in iraq with the theft that's been called one of the largest of its time, the mother of all heists. and it happened right under the noses of u.s. advisers. as iraqi investigators told us in october of 2006, more than half a billion dollars had disappeared from the defense ministry-- money that was supposed to equip the iraqi military....
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and now the down side from south america. and the stock does have a chance to break out above let's say 11 over the course between here and the end of the year. sirius also reports on tuesday. are they done now? are they going to steal it and cap the upside? will this be mel's last conference call? mel is headed into the sunset, after being told are you nothing special. come on the show, mel, let's talk. i don't want to buy it, not without mel. wednesday morning, we get clorox. the ceo, the pattern, run up in the quarter and a sell-off, disappointing slow growth results. will it be the same this time? i think it will. take profits on these days, and if you aren't concerned about short-term tax considerations, buy clorox on wednesday when everyone else kicks it out. then there is excelon and i wouldn't normally listen to a utility. hey, it's fine. not so much to learn. this one is huge. this is the commonwealth. and almost a 6% yield. much higher than almost every other utility. i want to know what the heck is wrong here or if
and now the down side from south america. and the stock does have a chance to break out above let's say 11 over the course between here and the end of the year. sirius also reports on tuesday. are they done now? are they going to steal it and cap the upside? will this be mel's last conference call? mel is headed into the sunset, after being told are you nothing special. come on the show, mel, let's talk. i don't want to buy it, not without mel. wednesday morning, we get clorox. the ceo, the...
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and now the down side from south america. and the stock, does have a chance to break out above let's say 11 over the course between here and the end of the year. sirius also reports on tuesday. are they done now? are they going to steal it and can't upside? will this be mel's last conference call? mel is headed into the sunset, after being told are you nothing special. come on the show, mel, let's talk. i don't want to buy it, not without mel. wednesday morning, we get clorox. the ceo, the pattern, run up in the quarter and a sell-off, disappointing slow growth results. will it be the same this time? i think it will. take profits on these days, and if you aren't concerned about short-term tax considerations, buy clorox on wednesday when everyone else kicks it out. then there is excelon and i wouldn't normally listen to a utility. hey, it's fine. not so much too learn. this one is huge. this is the commonwealth. and only a 6% yield. much higher than almost every other utility. i want to know what the heck is wrong here or if i
and now the down side from south america. and the stock, does have a chance to break out above let's say 11 over the course between here and the end of the year. sirius also reports on tuesday. are they done now? are they going to steal it and can't upside? will this be mel's last conference call? mel is headed into the sunset, after being told are you nothing special. come on the show, mel, let's talk. i don't want to buy it, not without mel. wednesday morning, we get clorox. the ceo, the...
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south america they have been turning the corner so perhaps we have seen the worst there. >> yeah, getting a headline right now of dow jones crossing in the segment that chrysler weighing a plan to invest $198 million in a detroit factory so i guess, jeremy, last comment to you, if you're sergio and seeing disaster ahead, i'm not sure tow plan to invest $189 million in a factory. >> i think chrysler's one of the real bright points in terms of the u.s. auto recovery. they were down almost in half and bouncing back nicely and obviously adding capacity to try to keep up with the demand. looking at the overall market, i think republicanty of reasons to be cautious. >> all right. guys, thank you very much. >>> all right. well outside of the world of business, there are two other big stories taking the headlines today. the suspect in the aurora movie massacre with the first court appearance and ncaa handing down the punishment to penn state. it's an unprecedented series of penalties for penn state for covering up the sex abuse allegations against jerry sandusky. all right. here's the rundown for
south america they have been turning the corner so perhaps we have seen the worst there. >> yeah, getting a headline right now of dow jones crossing in the segment that chrysler weighing a plan to invest $198 million in a detroit factory so i guess, jeremy, last comment to you, if you're sergio and seeing disaster ahead, i'm not sure tow plan to invest $189 million in a factory. >> i think chrysler's one of the real bright points in terms of the u.s. auto recovery. they were down...
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we showed you how investors from south america were booing the miami market. other markets like atlanta and chicago not doing so well. parts of california are doing better. again, it's a question of where is the distress? where are the investors eating up that distress? and where are we able to put a bottom on home price? in the northeast we're seeing things better after the mortgage settlement and foreclosures going through the system again in new york and new jersey. d.c. still doing well. you have a good local economy, things will come back faster. >> so, rick, diana just mentioned that one of the reasons they're building in phoenix or that one builder is building in phoenix is there is 0% down low cost financing available that is supported by a government program. i feel like i've seen this movie before and it didn't end well. >> well, you saw a lot of excesses in that awful horror movie that we lived through back a few years ago. financing really is the achilles heel of the market right now. there are a lot of people interested in buying who under normal
we showed you how investors from south america were booing the miami market. other markets like atlanta and chicago not doing so well. parts of california are doing better. again, it's a question of where is the distress? where are the investors eating up that distress? and where are we able to put a bottom on home price? in the northeast we're seeing things better after the mortgage settlement and foreclosures going through the system again in new york and new jersey. d.c. still doing well....
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america. >> china? >> china of course. >> you see them in the auction? >> absolutely. and we see a market right now that's extremely smart. even the newer buyers are very quick to learn, very quick to get good advice. we see a smart market. and also an absolutely robust even intrepid market. >> contemporary art, post war and contemporary, was very, very hot last year. asian art was very hot last year. do you see those trends continuing? you first then you. >> absolutely. they'll definitely continue. >> i agree 100%. but you use the word investing. people who look at art just as an investment lose. art is something you have to not only -- it's like investing in the stock market. there are many stocks. you have to know which ones -- you have to have a passion for it. and one of the things i've seen over and over again these people say it's easy, just put money in, the piece goes up. >> that's like a lot of things. i think if you try too hard to make money, that's probably not the reason to do it. you don'
america. >> china? >> china of course. >> you see them in the auction? >> absolutely. and we see a market right now that's extremely smart. even the newer buyers are very quick to learn, very quick to get good advice. we see a smart market. and also an absolutely robust even intrepid market. >> contemporary art, post war and contemporary, was very, very hot last year. asian art was very hot last year. do you see those trends continuing? you first then you. >>...
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america, there's going to be so much travel. i think all of the stocks in the space, including price line benefit from that. >> herman, price line in europe linked for better or for worse? >> actually price line is one of our buy rated stocks as well. we do like it. a pretty big european footprint. they do face tougher comps coming from last year's easier comps on the volcano. you do get a bit of a tougher comp. i still think they do well. they offer, big brand, dominate surge engine marketing in europe. stocks trading at 17 times for a company growing 30% on earnings is actually a pretty good trade. >> patty edwards, give herman a question if you have one. >> herman, my big question about trip advisory and recent tiup with facebook. how important is that going to be and how much leverage do you think they are going to get out of it? >> it's good. one of the issues that i have with trip adviser is with the competition from google. so you know, google places, google links up with zagat, trip adviser from the local front. by trip
america, there's going to be so much travel. i think all of the stocks in the space, including price line benefit from that. >> herman, price line in europe linked for better or for worse? >> actually price line is one of our buy rated stocks as well. we do like it. a pretty big european footprint. they do face tougher comps coming from last year's easier comps on the volcano. you do get a bit of a tougher comp. i still think they do well. they offer, big brand, dominate surge...
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. >> his herd of 50,000 roams on only a few of the 27 properties he owns across north and south america. he plans to leave it all to conservation after he's gone. >> when our time's up, it's up. >> no matter how rich you are, doesn't matter. >> that's right. all the money in the world won't buy you one more day. >> so you might as well give it away. >> might as well. >> portrait of a man temporarily at peace, taking a break from his marathon race with life. catch and release, just like those billions that slipped away. >> out here i don't have to worry about the seven billion i lost. >> seven billion. it makes you stop and think. >> you know, you got-- you can't cry over spilt milk, as i said before. got to press on, my man. ha-ha! another nice one. hee-hee-hee! >> [chuckles] >> ted turner keeps moving. he dedicates most of his time these days to his philanthropic and charitable interests. among his many activities, he serves on the united nations committee to eliminate poverty and is co-chairman of the nuclear threat initiative. he also remains closely involved with his restaurant chai
. >> his herd of 50,000 roams on only a few of the 27 properties he owns across north and south america. he plans to leave it all to conservation after he's gone. >> when our time's up, it's up. >> no matter how rich you are, doesn't matter. >> that's right. all the money in the world won't buy you one more day. >> so you might as well give it away. >> might as well. >> portrait of a man temporarily at peace, taking a break from his marathon race with...
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over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> all right. with the dow down 142 points, here's a look at some of the most actively traded etfs. we have a number of the spiders that track the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500 on the list down better than 1%, almost 1.25% respectively. the power share down better than 1.1%. the russell 2000 is down almost a full percent on the trading session. and the spider gold trust, because we have a big selloff in the gold market, down better than 1% on the trading session as well. as jeff kilburg just said, they're selling everything today. gold is certainly not immune to that. and prices right now are closing. and sharon epperson is tracking the close for us from the nymex. sh
over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> all right. with the dow down 142 points, here's a look at some of the most actively traded etfs. we have a number of the...
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america last night. but i think it's still going to gravitate back to the economy. that's where the pressure point is, that's where voters' minds are. and the question is whether or not the president can wield some of the advantages. the popularity of the auto bailout, the 347% video which hurt mitt romney. >> and which didn't even come into play in debate number one. do you expect the 47% to come into play tonight? >> absolutely. and i expect some mention of bain capital, as well. joe biden foreshadowed some of that in the debate with paul ryan. hard to hear sometimes with all the histrionics, but he was raising the issue about mitt romney and the 47% video and paul ryan came back and said you you know you're familiar that sometimes things don't come out so smoothly. yes, but i say what i mean and i think the president will reiterate that. >> john harwood, thank you very much. we'll see you tonight on our coverage of the presidential debate live from hofstra, university. it begins on the kudlow report a
america last night. but i think it's still going to gravitate back to the economy. that's where the pressure point is, that's where voters' minds are. and the question is whether or not the president can wield some of the advantages. the popularity of the auto bailout, the 347% video which hurt mitt romney. >> and which didn't even come into play in debate number one. do you expect the 47% to come into play tonight? >> absolutely. and i expect some mention of bain capital, as well....
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someone take on the safer components here in north america and south america where there's less political risk. you could see companies look to take a risk assets. then someone in the western hemisphere take on the other asse assets. >> do you worry the big get bigger and we get more pricing power and this gets to be a scary place of global commodities. and again if you think there's a bunch of deals that could happen, in other words you think commodities much cheap. this must be a good time to buy freeport's reserves, et cetera. >> i think the big get bigger. when -- then you had the big merger back then. and a lot of names that don't exist anymore. i think the big get bigger. because when you look at these projects that are necessary now and the amount of capital that needs to be spent, you're no longer talking about 300, 400 million to build. you're talking about billions for some of these projects. and you can't have small entities building those assets any further. as far as commodities go, we are bullish on the commodities space right now. when you look at the global economy, we're
someone take on the safer components here in north america and south america where there's less political risk. you could see companies look to take a risk assets. then someone in the western hemisphere take on the other asse assets. >> do you worry the big get bigger and we get more pricing power and this gets to be a scary place of global commodities. and again if you think there's a bunch of deals that could happen, in other words you think commodities much cheap. this must be a good...
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from north of midland texas to the south dakota border is the largest one in north america. those 800,000 wells have been fracked. and i do not know of one incident that it was damaged. >> there is concern about the amount of water it takes to get at natural gas at a time when there are a lot of parts of the country really badly have droughts. >> well, that's true. but think though the water in one place could be abundant and 100 miles away could be short supply. there's plenty of water to do what they're doing. they run a closed system on the frac jobs. i've fracked over 3,000 wells and i've never had a failure yet. so it's a technique -- a technology. first time i saw a frac job was in 1953. now, i heard the president say the other day the department of energy developed the fracking technology 30 years ago. i don't know what he's talking about because i saw it over 50 years ago and i've fracked 3,000 wells. you're talking to an expert on this issue. >> you're an expert on a lot of things, boone. that's why we have you on. i'm going to put it out there, the pickens plan 2 n
from north of midland texas to the south dakota border is the largest one in north america. those 800,000 wells have been fracked. and i do not know of one incident that it was damaged. >> there is concern about the amount of water it takes to get at natural gas at a time when there are a lot of parts of the country really badly have droughts. >> well, that's true. but think though the water in one place could be abundant and 100 miles away could be short supply. there's plenty of...
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over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. [ticking] >> based in seattle, the bill and melinda gates foundation is the largest philanthropic organization in the world. they've already given away billions. it takes a small army of people to evaluate the many organizations applying for grants. >> there are 850 employees figuring out which science or development projects are worthy. and listen to what they have spent already: $4.5 billion for vaccines, almost $2 billion for scholarships in america, and $1.5 billion to improve farming in africa and asia, just to name a few. the foundation's wealth ranks up there with america's biggest companies. boy, his and hers offices. i'm not sure a lot of marriages would survive this. >> [la
over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. [ticking] >> based in seattle, the bill and melinda gates foundation is the largest philanthropic organization in the world....
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south america profit open again not all that significant. contrast that news with the report. ♪ hallelujah >> u.s. based furniture maker makes bed springs that i'm sure at some point pondered going into europe or latin mesh. i'm sure a whipper snapper said we have to make it more in the bed spring market. guess what? the good old us of a made these guys important. not because the stocks are going down, this one will be a jumper when the market opens tomorrow. it has been two weeks since the markets open tomorrow. the mortgage business, us bank corp and i'm not banking away. wells far go. i think it may have dinged their profit margin. hiring people to meet that demand. how could housing be this strong in light of all of the markets since the economy got so weak? lower prices and lower taxes and of course super low mortgage rates. and then moving them into new houses where the jobs are. it doesn't hurt that they are putting money into them. they are starting to close with declining housing stocks. good news for household formati formations.
south america profit open again not all that significant. contrast that news with the report. ♪ hallelujah >> u.s. based furniture maker makes bed springs that i'm sure at some point pondered going into europe or latin mesh. i'm sure a whipper snapper said we have to make it more in the bed spring market. guess what? the good old us of a made these guys important. not because the stocks are going down, this one will be a jumper when the market opens tomorrow. it has been two weeks since...
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across america, we're all committed to team usa. >> check this out. a new poll, 83% of doctors have considered quitting the profession because of obama care. tomorrow, house republicans are going to try for the 31st time to get this law repealed. here now, the vice chair of the house republican conference. welcome to both of you. peter quewelch, i just want to k to you. this is incredible. 83% of doctors, they're thinking about quitting because they think they won't get paid under obamacare. what's your response to that? not getting paid under obamacare. >> you used the right word, larry, incredible. the american medical association supports obamacare. this group thinks illegal imglants spread leprosy. they're against vaccinating things for kids like polio. so this is just a totally bogus report. it serves the interest of folks who want to repeal, as you say, for the 31st time, the health care bill. rather, by the way, than come up with an alternative, something that is going to help folks get access to preventive care. >> many doctors are upset that
across america, we're all committed to team usa. >> check this out. a new poll, 83% of doctors have considered quitting the profession because of obama care. tomorrow, house republicans are going to try for the 31st time to get this law repealed. here now, the vice chair of the house republican conference. welcome to both of you. peter quewelch, i just want to k to you. this is incredible. 83% of doctors, they're thinking about quitting because they think they won't get paid under...
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america. >> most powerful country in south america? >> gdp-wise, we are bigger than all the other countries together, and, you know, in the last 16 years, brazil has put its act together. this is it. hello. time for americans to wake up. >> with most of the world's economy stagnant, brazil's grew at 7% in 2010, three times faster than america. it is a huge country, slightly larger than the continental u.s., with vast expanses of arable farmland, an abundance of natural resources, and 14% of the world's fresh water. 80% of its electricity comes from hydropower, it has the most sophisticated biofuels industry in the world, and for its size, the world's greenest economy. brazil is already the largest producer of iron ore in the world and the world's leading exporter of beef, chicken, orange juice, sugar, coffee, and tobacco, much of it bound for china, which has replaced the u.s. as brazil's leading trade partner. >> and brazil has the size to match china's appetite. it's a big dragon on the other side. >> you have everything they need. >
america. >> most powerful country in south america? >> gdp-wise, we are bigger than all the other countries together, and, you know, in the last 16 years, brazil has put its act together. this is it. hello. time for americans to wake up. >> with most of the world's economy stagnant, brazil's grew at 7% in 2010, three times faster than america. it is a huge country, slightly larger than the continental u.s., with vast expanses of arable farmland, an abundance of natural...
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south america also very popular. >> south america, and certainly latin america. we're hearing lots of positives about it. thank you so much. good to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> jeffery boyd, ceo of priceline. >>> should you buy apple stock ahead of the ipad3 debut. more on that on the "closing bell." >>> welcome back. i'm sharon epperson. oil prices extending their losses in electronic trading. oil prices just above the $106 mark. keep in mind that even though we've seen consumer conferred at a one-year high, the high prices for oil, for gasoline, are certainly taking their toll on demand. gasoline demand has dropped 7 #% in the last week, as prices have risen up about 11% from where they were a year ago. that's according to the latest data from mastercard spending polls. we're looking at consumer confidence data that came in february 15th, since that time we've seen gasoline prices at the pump rise about 20 cents. we could see more pressure ahead for oil prices, because at 4:30 we'll get the petroleum institute's report on supply. and the expectati
south america also very popular. >> south america, and certainly latin america. we're hearing lots of positives about it. thank you so much. good to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> jeffery boyd, ceo of priceline. >>> should you buy apple stock ahead of the ipad3 debut. more on that on the "closing bell." >>> welcome back. i'm sharon epperson. oil prices extending their losses in electronic trading. oil prices just above the $106 mark. keep...
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so you have diminished crop sized in south america and russia which put a bid to the grain markets. probably going to take prices still higher. >> so very bullish fundamentals for the grain market. then we see podesh and mosaic saying they use -- is there something else going on? >> i think something else is going on there. i think what you're seeing is the better use of computer technology, gps systems. now instead of having someone go out to the corn crop not knowing how that acreage looks out there, all you see a around the corner. and you used to apply nitrogen and fertilizer to the worst possible levels. now you have a seeing eye coming down looking from the sky on a gps system, sending a signal to your tractor to adjust the amount of fertilizer for the next quarter acre using far less. they're using fertilizer for what they need. less runoff, less usage, and more specific. it's not that the crop size is getting less. it's that our farmers are getting far more sophisticated with the use of technology. i think that's what's going on here. >> dennis, always good to see you. >> al
so you have diminished crop sized in south america and russia which put a bid to the grain markets. probably going to take prices still higher. >> so very bullish fundamentals for the grain market. then we see podesh and mosaic saying they use -- is there something else going on? >> i think something else is going on there. i think what you're seeing is the better use of computer technology, gps systems. now instead of having someone go out to the corn crop not knowing how that...
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. ♪ stay in the moment sanya focus lolo, focus let's do this i am from baltimore south carolina... bloomington, california... austin, texas... we are all here to represent the country we love this is for everyone back home it's go time. across america, we're all committed to team usa. >> ijune 2005, sony appointed sir howard stringer its chairman and ceo. he was the first westerner to lead what is the epitome of japan incorporated. once a nimble innovator known for the coolest gadgets, sony had lost money in 2004 for the first time in a decade. stringer was given the job of turning the corporation around, and in january of 2006, six months ago into his new his job, sir howard told leslie stahl that not being japanese meant that he could shake the company up in ways his predecessors never could, but that's also what makes his job so hard. >> why did you take this job? >> i thought about taking this job for well over a week because i knew that the reason i got the job was because it was in financial difficulties, and so i knew that i would have to use every personal skill i have to p
. ♪ stay in the moment sanya focus lolo, focus let's do this i am from baltimore south carolina... bloomington, california... austin, texas... we are all here to represent the country we love this is for everyone back home it's go time. across america, we're all committed to team usa. >> ijune 2005, sony appointed sir howard stringer its chairman and ceo. he was the first westerner to lead what is the epitome of japan incorporated. once a nimble innovator known for the coolest gadgets,...
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this name continues to perform and down south of the border in south america strong numbers coming from there where you saw the tax and the currency. >> a pop for the options desk. united parcels services. >> in general i thought they were pretty mediocre at best. i think people are hanging their hat on the asian export number and that is why a lot of people might have been short. see the stock pop a little bit. i think this stock is a little bit expensive. >> and a pop for the cool kids. a new study from the national bureau for economic research has answered the question of who owns more after school, nerds or popular cool kids. it was a unique measure of friend count to determine popularity. good news. according to the study popular kids end up making about 10% more than their friend challenged peers. >> who wants to speak up about nerds? >> never. >> cool kids? >> i was definitely a nerd. i know it is hard to believe. next on fast wall street gets rocked by a steep selloff. is buying on the pullback the smartest move you can make? we are talking to the streets biggest bull. and the m
this name continues to perform and down south of the border in south america strong numbers coming from there where you saw the tax and the currency. >> a pop for the options desk. united parcels services. >> in general i thought they were pretty mediocre at best. i think people are hanging their hat on the asian export number and that is why a lot of people might have been short. see the stock pop a little bit. i think this stock is a little bit expensive. >> and a pop for...
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across america, we're all committed to team usa. in here, every powerful collaboration is backed by an equally powerful and secure cloud. that cloud is in the network, so it can deliver all the power of the network itself. bringing people together to develop the best ideas -- and providing the apps and computing power to make new ideas real. it's the cloud from at&t. with new ways to work together, business works better. ♪ with new ways to work together, business works better. well hello, welcome to hotels.com. summer road trip, huh? uhuh yep uch let's find you a room. at hotels.com, you'll always find the perfect hotel. because we only do hotels. wow. i like that. nice no. laugh... awe uch ooh, yeah hmm nice huh book it! oh boy call me... this summer, we're finding you the perfect place - plus giving you up to $100 at hotels.com [ticking] >> when sir howard stringer was named chairman and ceo of sony in 2005, he was tasked with turning around japan's troubled giant. but as leslie stahl reported in january 2006, sony's bigness was
across america, we're all committed to team usa. in here, every powerful collaboration is backed by an equally powerful and secure cloud. that cloud is in the network, so it can deliver all the power of the network itself. bringing people together to develop the best ideas -- and providing the apps and computing power to make new ideas real. it's the cloud from at&t. with new ways to work together, business works better. ♪ with new ways to work together, business works better. well hello,...
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we got south america, north america. obviously early 1500s. >> that's actually from 1540. that's the first printed map of the western hemisphere. it's also the first map, if you look just there, to name the pacific ocean. >> price? >> price on that is $450,000. >> if i invest in one of those, how much would i expect to appreciate? >> it's very difficult to say that. on the whole in the last 20 years, maps have shown to be a very good investment. as with everything, investments can go up as well as down. >> it's amazing how well preserved they are. 1473. if one of our viewers were to buy that, how would they have to store it? how could they keep it? >> basically, the real enemy of old paper is lots of water. you want to keep it reasonably dry. >> don't read that in the bathtub. >> exactly. >> and do i have to be wealthy? haven't you got, for example, some investable maps or rare books that would be in the hundreds of dollars as opposed to the millions? >> certainly. we start from $500 and go up to $5 million. walk with me here, another map that is certainly more affordable
we got south america, north america. obviously early 1500s. >> that's actually from 1540. that's the first printed map of the western hemisphere. it's also the first map, if you look just there, to name the pacific ocean. >> price? >> price on that is $450,000. >> if i invest in one of those, how much would i expect to appreciate? >> it's very difficult to say that. on the whole in the last 20 years, maps have shown to be a very good investment. as with everything,...
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it's canada, mexico, south ameri america, the pac rim. if the world economy were truly sinking, we wouldn't be selling them our goods. >> that's true, larry. but southern europe is still going into recession. even though we had v got exports, we did it by cheapening the dollar. so we're like that car on the highway, opened highway, we're going up to 40 miles an hour from 20 but we should be at 70, 75 miles an hour. so it's a mixed picture. better than last year but not what we had in the early 80s. we're both old enough to remember a real recovery. >> you're right about that. but our sales of goods to all these places around the world is fascinat fascinating. >> it shows american companies have gotten their act together since 2008. but we're not creating the number of small businesses we should. good picture, good sign but not the recovery we're capable of. >> officials in europe suggesting very strongly that the european central bank will take care of business. they'll put more money in to bail out bonds and sovereign debt and so forth.
it's canada, mexico, south ameri america, the pac rim. if the world economy were truly sinking, we wouldn't be selling them our goods. >> that's true, larry. but southern europe is still going into recession. even though we had v got exports, we did it by cheapening the dollar. so we're like that car on the highway, opened highway, we're going up to 40 miles an hour from 20 but we should be at 70, 75 miles an hour. so it's a mixed picture. better than last year but not what we had in the...
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>> one is colombia, south america, and the other is kentucky. and the kentucky mines we own. this is the most reactive high quality coal for silicone metal. >> you can't make your stuff without this? >> you can't make it without this. >> and if you're making sit con metal, you will have higher productivity using this coal than any other coal. >> put it into the furnace, heat it up to 2,800 degrees. >> who buys this? a shampoo company takes this -- >> silicon goes into hundreds of products from shampoo and toothpaste. that is growing 2% 3% year over year. the middle glass is developing around the world. great market. >> so you export the stuff everywhere? >> yes, but most of the business is here in the states. that's about 50% of the silicon metal. about 40% ends up in aluminum castings. the most predominant part would be rims on your car. what's happening to auto? globally, auto is growing. finally, last but not least, the semiconductor and solar. >> a deeply cyclical company, and you sell specialty metals. what's wrong with that? >> we're a cyclical company. >> so that's tru
>> one is colombia, south america, and the other is kentucky. and the kentucky mines we own. this is the most reactive high quality coal for silicone metal. >> you can't make your stuff without this? >> you can't make it without this. >> and if you're making sit con metal, you will have higher productivity using this coal than any other coal. >> put it into the furnace, heat it up to 2,800 degrees. >> who buys this? a shampoo company takes this -- >>...
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. >> now o'higgins is morphing into a lake, retreating more than any glacier in south america. the glacier was sitting where we are sitting right now. >> we would have been covered by ice. i think it's a very clear picture that the world is getting warmer and that the impacts which were projected even 10 or 20 years ago are happening right now. >> o'higgins has fallen back nine miles in 100 years, throwing off icebergs that roll as they dissolve into the lake. casassa took us to the face of o'higgins, carefully measuring our approach. it's a dynamic thing. >> yeah, absolutely. >> it's cracking, popping, rumbling. there goes a big piece of it right here. wow, there goes--look at that. and this is why you advise us not to get too close. >> exactly. >> casassa is a glaciologist who surprised us when he told us what he used to think of global warming. >> i just didn't believe in global warming-- i mean, in global warming being produced by mankind, by us contaminating the atmosphere. i just refused to believe that. >> oh! >> wow, wow. >> look at that one. well, there's a bit of your
. >> now o'higgins is morphing into a lake, retreating more than any glacier in south america. the glacier was sitting where we are sitting right now. >> we would have been covered by ice. i think it's a very clear picture that the world is getting warmer and that the impacts which were projected even 10 or 20 years ago are happening right now. >> o'higgins has fallen back nine miles in 100 years, throwing off icebergs that roll as they dissolve into the lake. casassa took us...
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but it's also counting on other stimulus packages in china, south america, and europe... that is, unless they retaliate. >> if we have a "buy america" clause, other countries are going to have a "buy china," "buy europe," "buy brazil" clause, and they're going to discriminate against our exported products. look how thick this blade is. >> wow, this is just a huge hunk of steel. 75% of the steel in caterpillar trucks is american-made. if the company can't sell its earthmovers and mining tractors overseas, it'll buy less steel.r countries look upon it as a hostile act--and we're talking about china and russia... >> we are the largest consumer in the world of chinese-made products. they need us as much as we need them. >> he says the real hostile act is china subsidizing its steel industry. in january 2009, chinese steel plate cost half what american plate cost. dimicco claims that allows china to dump, or sell its steel below cost. taxpayers want to know why they're going to have to have their money go for something more expensive when they could get steel from china for mu
but it's also counting on other stimulus packages in china, south america, and europe... that is, unless they retaliate. >> if we have a "buy america" clause, other countries are going to have a "buy china," "buy europe," "buy brazil" clause, and they're going to discriminate against our exported products. look how thick this blade is. >> wow, this is just a huge hunk of steel. 75% of the steel in caterpillar trucks is american-made. if the...
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we're the leader in south america. we still remain to be the largest leader in the united states. vanguard is a great firm. they're actually a big client of blackrocks. we do work with them. they're wonderful in what they do in the etf area. i'm very proud of what we have done in i-shares. i believe we will continue to be the dominant leader in etfs. >> because blackrock is so big with $3.6 trillion under management, does it get tougher to get as much exposure as you can to other managers? some managers just can't have so much exposure because they're already working with you, and they've got the exposure already. that's where we saw the outflows. you told us the last time the outflows are done. >> the outflows are done. >> that was only because managers can't have an overexposure to one firm, right? >> some of our investors have guidelines that they may be limited to 10 or 20% of one manager. >> so i guess my question is, does it get tougher for blackrock to grow at such large numbers today? >> there's always a growing. if you're talking about growth in revenues, you're going to
we're the leader in south america. we still remain to be the largest leader in the united states. vanguard is a great firm. they're actually a big client of blackrocks. we do work with them. they're wonderful in what they do in the etf area. i'm very proud of what we have done in i-shares. i believe we will continue to be the dominant leader in etfs. >> because blackrock is so big with $3.6 trillion under management, does it get tougher to get as much exposure as you can to other...
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we have a lot of influx in spending from south america. >> how about the rest of the world? >> rest of the world, i mean, asia is very strong. >> middle east has got to be strong? >> middle east is strong. >> china, you don't think about, who are these kids in china or people in china, they are like princelings. >> china. demographics is different. 50% of our buyer created their wealth in the last 36 months. it's very new wealth. different demographic. largest market and most important market. >> you let us drive these cars and as joe pointed out early we put some heavy duty mileage and we enjoyed it. you're talking to the cnbc audience. is this your buy center >> it's very interesting. almost 40% of our buyer owner so it's a dream that can be realized. it's open for business and the way you're pioneering if technology is the market. >> i think it's great. if someone aspires to have a ferarri, it's great. a ferarri to the occupy wall street crowd, i guess you could split that up between a thousand people, whatever it costs, and we'd have a better soots. >> how long has ferar
we have a lot of influx in spending from south america. >> how about the rest of the world? >> rest of the world, i mean, asia is very strong. >> middle east has got to be strong? >> middle east is strong. >> china, you don't think about, who are these kids in china or people in china, they are like princelings. >> china. demographics is different. 50% of our buyer created their wealth in the last 36 months. it's very new wealth. different demographic....
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not only asia, but also south america, southern europe. today over 50% of shuffle master's revenues are international. >> hey, dennis, it's josh. is the story here that shuffle master is essentially the arms dealer? so we don't care so much which region or particular hotel is strong so long as they're all buying products from shuffle master? >> yes. >> okay. >> they're a little different than a slot manufacturer, which are considered arms dealers also. but there's going to be plenty of cross border wars in the u.s., in asia, in south america. and the more jurisdictions, the more need for gaming supplies. shuffle master pretty much has a monopoly on the table side of the business. they make the shufflers, as mandy said. proprietary table games. >> what's your target on the stock right now? it's 17 and change already. >> i think the stock can get to the mid-20s over the next 12 to 24 months. i don't know if it's going to go straight there from here or whether it needs some digestion over the last big move. but higher is in the cards. >> okay
not only asia, but also south america, southern europe. today over 50% of shuffle master's revenues are international. >> hey, dennis, it's josh. is the story here that shuffle master is essentially the arms dealer? so we don't care so much which region or particular hotel is strong so long as they're all buying products from shuffle master? >> yes. >> okay. >> they're a little different than a slot manufacturer, which are considered arms dealers also. but there's going...
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meanwhile, latin and south america are over 12%. china's 25%. and he's got 100 hotels under construction in china. tells you a lot about where the world is growing and where and exactly how much damage we're going to get out of europe, i think. >> mandy, you had some interesting results about the election what the effects could be as well on the market, right? >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. one of the questions here on the political front was who do you think has potential to jump start the u.s. economy in 2012? and also next year? and 36% said the republican nominee. keep in mind this is the retail investor, this is main street. this is not just wall street and i would hazard a guess that wall street would say the republican nominee and looks like main street according to this survey, scotty, is saying that as well. >> see you on "street signs" with much more from the t.d. ameritrade conference. thanks so much. >> absolutely. you're welcome. >> final trade after the break. ( [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. lord of the carry-on. sover
meanwhile, latin and south america are over 12%. china's 25%. and he's got 100 hotels under construction in china. tells you a lot about where the world is growing and where and exactly how much damage we're going to get out of europe, i think. >> mandy, you had some interesting results about the election what the effects could be as well on the market, right? >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. one of the questions here on the political front was who do you think has potential to jump...